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behind the technologies are for of course technology moves much faster than the laws of war and if technology changed the way in which we conduct our wars when we speaking about drone warfare we're not really speaking about area bombing we're speaking about targeted attacks and especially the kind of a new type of attack that we've been seeing in the last decade that is called the extra duty juridical assassination these really are based on kill ists and they're compiled by somebody they're authorized by other people with there is no transparency and we do not know how that process is undertaken furthermore we have very bad experience with the kind of drone warfare that we have money toward and that is the wardrobe of warfare in gaza strip where since the beginning of the second intifada in two thousand the end of the year two thousand israel has conducted a very substantial use of drone warfare and they have conducted of hundreds of targeted assassinations there and this is a kind of a bad experience that we have because we'll go israel claimed that these are targeted at these limit the numb

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public television counting the technological capabilities of the killing machine from trailers like this pilots of the predator and its larger cousin the reaper have killed thousands of individuals since two thousand and one using remotely piloted aircraft contrary to popular belief actually provides the greatest degree of ethical oversight for their use this young man in pakistan would probably disagree several of his family members died at the remote hands of a drone more than a thousand other civilians were reportedly killed by u.s. drone strikes in pakistan and yemen we find ourselves murdering people in many cases children with no evidence whatsoever that they're involved in any criminal or terrorist activity the numbers should not come as the. price considering the broad definition the obama administration gives us to who should be on their kill list the leaked memo on targeted assassinations from the u.s. justice department suggests the u.s. government can kill people even without evidence that they are actively plotting against america if you extend the logic or studio logic bein

science technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've. covered. more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corporations rule the day. i. use continues here in r.t. israel is reportedly considering building a buffer zone with a high tech security fence along its border with syria it's designed to prevent threats from radicals if the assad regime is overthrown dr jamal wakim believes that televisa motivation has nothing to do with security for a nearly two years now. at the time of the surge in c. there were no attacks against israel by the insurgents not by the regime itself so this is a mere pretext israel wants to take advantage of. a weakening regime in syria to improve its strategic position specially in defense of its claim to the golan heights imposing a buffer zone will make israel in the future to. negotiate over withdrawing from this buffer of the war zone rather than withdrawing from the golan this is an attempt to annex more territories and it's at the same time and at them to threaten . d

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its technology innovation. development for russia. the future. please. live live. live live. live . live. live . live. live live. live. live. live. live. live live live . more international news for you though the british government is considering using so-called black boxes to monitor private citizens into the u.s. in the interests of safety move has been criticized as a pointless and privacy in the car deputy director of the big brother watch organization so the new measures would do nothing to capture those who pose a real security threat the u.k. government seems to think that it's necessary to monitor the communications of every person in great britain rather than actually looking for the people who are actually committing crimes that are going to drive those people further and further underground of the internet and they're only going to capture the the innocent and the incompetent as far as i'm concerned not by any means saying that communications data isn't important but when you have the director general of m i five talking about the evidence that was used to make this spil

and i think you very much for joining us this new technology a lot of talk about a lot of excitement but a huge number of unanswered questions that go along with these developments you're taking part in this investigation now we haven't even really got questions answered eight of the legality of these attacks and yet we're seeing technology sort of leapfrogging over the law at this point i think that what. we are seeing a de facto legislation by practice. of warfare actually creating the law for the problem of the law for war because it always legs behind the technologies are full of course the chronology moves much. aster than the laws of war and if technology changed the way in which we conduct our wars when we speaking about drone warfare we're not really speaking about area bomb being we're speaking about targeted attacks and especially the kind of a new type of attack that we've been seeing in the last decade that is called the extra troops juridical assassination these really are based on kill ists and they are compiled by somebody either authorized by the people with the reaso

technology innovation all the news developments around russia we've got the future covered. was the was. this is a r.c. welcome by the un un to genocide envoy says he's deeply concerned by reports of ethnic reprisal attacks and atrocities by french banks government troops in mali the warning came ahead of a visit by french president francois hollande to mali in order to hail the success of his intervention against islamist rebels there but there are fears sectarian violence could now escalate strasberg based journalist and expert in france for that harness things allowance a visit is just political grandstanding he may regard this is a window of opportunity to present this is a great french excess which military technically tactically certainly looks like let's be honest but it's his opportunity because clearly in the background there is considerable american assistance there are now british troops coming in there talking about eight thousand african troops it's not going to be further out i may say the french are very reluctant to approach the algerian front you know too cl

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and police departments throughout the country have begun implementing drone technology absent any guidance or guidelines from lawmakers now this resolution is mostly seen as symbolic after all the city does not plan on getting rid of aircraft that have already been released out nor does it have the power to prevent federal use of drones in its airspace but it is proof that one small town is willing to take a stance on new avi's until tougher regulations are agreed upon already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw up their own legislation based on charlotte bills for the resolution. goes to show that a symbolic action can sometimes result in real change. when you meet someone in a bar or at the bookstore or even at a seminar chances are the first thing that you do before you contact them is try to find out a little bit more about them and the best place to do that is the internet it is after all the new age of information a simple google search can reveal a lot of information about a person's life for instance if you search social media sites like facebook linked in twitter or

and police departments throughout the country have begun implementing drone technology absent any guidance or guidelines from lawmakers now this resolution is mostly seen a symbolic after all the city does not plan on getting rid of aircrafts that have already been licensed out nor does it have the power to prevent federal use of drones in its air space but it is proof that one small town is willing to take a stance on new avi's until tougher regulations are agreed upon already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw their own legislation up based on charlottesville resolution that's just goes to show you that a symbolic action can result in some real changes sometimes. now when you meet someone at a bar or in a bookstore or at a seminar wherever you happen to be chances are the first thing that you do is content to before you contact them is find out a little bit more about them and the best place to do that of course is the internet it is the age of information after all a simple google search can reveal a lot of information about a person's life for instance if you search soc

it's technology innovations all the developments around russia. the future are covered. live. live live. live . welcome to business i'm katie proving thank you very much indeed for joining me now russian banks gave out a record number of mortgages last year so two trillion rubles which is equivalent to sixty seven million dollars that represents a sixty percent growth rate year on year but that still a drop in the ocean when compared to the amount granted in the european countries and the united states. to discuss this in more detail what it all means i've now got to the task of just what it really means for other countries as well as hashing out just reading out those growth figures very impressive indeed but what does russia need to do to catch up with europe and the united states them well i think what we should really talk about is whether or not russia should be catching up to its western counterparts and the reason is that what we're seeing in europe at the moment and in certain parts of the united states as while is that there's a sharp drop in property prices as we're

sleep technology innovation all the least developed from around russia. it's almost twenty three minutes past the hour you're watching business r.t. would mean that the shi'ites go welcome to the program this south stream pipeline will start pumping russia's gals to europe no later than twenty fifteen that's according to gazprom chief alexei miller who met with president over republicans serapis cum laude doric on friday the south stream pipeline will bring russia's gals to central and southern europe bypassing transit countries like ukraine it will cost russia to supporters billions of dollars and spending that money might not make any cannot make sense of gas prices in europe keep falling in two thousand and thirteen some economists even go as far as to say energy prices of past the point of no return to historic highs thanks not only to the shale gas revolution but also to other factors. a lot of the new gas which is going to come to market at the end of this decade is from actually not even from shale. from australia from conventional gas and canada c

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also had to answer our call to learn how a brand new generation of zeppelins pacts with the latest technology could revolutionize cargo shipping in the years ahead. seventy years ago they saw that union finally claimed victory in styling one of the most devastating battles in history after two hundred days the red army beats the germans and china the direction of the entire second world war and all seized on barton is in the city and joins us now live tell me how is this morning mental victory being remembered. hi there you yes well if i was here exactly seven years ago on the second of february one thousand nine hundred forty three this central square in volgograd that great city on the volga would be pretty much on recognizable it was a shell of a city only the few largest buildings would remain standing after a ferocious battle raged for six months and this was the moment when the remnants of the german forces there and their allies surrendered to the red army which had finally come of age had finally shown the world that it was possible to beat the military forces of nazi germany and that

science technology innovation all the list of elements from the round russia we've got the future covered. secretary of state hillary clinton recently testified to congress in regards to the attack on the us consulate was killed an american ambassador in benghazi libya during the testimony couldn't rather calmly said things like that the revolutions that sprang up during the arab spring like in libya where the events in bali have created instability and safe havens for terrorists and she made it clear that there is no doubt that the algerian terrorists had weapons from libya so the us secretary has basically admitted that the actions of the usa and nato have caused a mess instability that has allowed the seeds of terrorism to grow when the justification for most of the actions in the muslim world is to stop evil dictators who harbor terrorists or spread shouting to mock recy if libya would have been left alone algerian terrorists wouldn't be getting any weapons from it now this is like an exterminator accidently or maybe on purpose actually feeding the roaches in your basements that there

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public television carrying the technological capabilities of the killing machine from trailers like this pilots of the predator and its larger cousin the reaper have killed thousands of individual since two thousand and one using remotely piloted aircraft contrary to popular belief actually provides the greatest degree of ethical oversight for their use this young man in pakistan would probably disagree several of his family members died at the remote hands of a drone more than a thousand other civilians were reportedly killed by you. u.s. drone strikes in pakistan and yemen we find ourselves murdering people in many cases children with no evidence whatsoever that they're involved in any criminal or terrorist activity the numbers should not come as a surprise considering the broad definition the obama administration gives us to who should be on their kill list the leaked memo on targeted assassinations on the u.s. justice department suggests the u.s. government can kill people even without evidence that they are actively plotting against america if you extend the logic or studio logic be

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science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then. you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought. was a big. you . know watching our team live with me to mom let's say france's president francois hollande is planning a trip to mali to survey was being hailed as a successful military intervention against islamists the french of knowledge however that the operation is now entering a tricky phase which is likely to involve guerrilla tactics from the extremists to talk i'm all on the current combat mission in mali i'm joined live by a strasburg based journalism expert on france robert han is mr han as where the terrorists were indeed that is the question being gently heard in the politico among submitted to coke last slightly louder than some of the more less reverent press this is the most peculiar war in which the number seems to be any fighting the never seems to be any casualties we never see the enemy. you're almo

public television counting the technological capabilities of the killing machine from trailers like this pilots of the predator and its larger cousin the reaper have killed thousands of individuals since two thousand and one using remotely piloted aircraft contrary to popular belief actually provides the greatest degree of ethical oversight for their use this young man in pakistan would probably disagree several of his family members died at the remote hands of a drone more than a thousand other civilians were reportedly killed by u.s. drone strikes in pakistan and yemen we find ourselves murdering people in many cases children with no evidence whatsoever that they're involved in any criminal or terrorist activity the numbers should not come as a surprise considering the broad definition the obama administration gives us to who should be on their kill list the leaked. ammo on targeted assassinations from the u.s. justice department suggests the u.s. government can kill people even without evidence that they are actively plotting against america if you extend the logic or studio logic bei

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it's technology innovations all the moves developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing operation to rule the day. welcome back you're watching our live from moscow with me and he said now a serious key opposition group has joined the chorus of outrage over what the regime says was an israeli bombing near damascus the national coalition slammed the airstrike on a military research center inside syria as an attack on the country's sovereignty well the government has pledged to retaliate some middle east experts though take the rebels condemnation of the israeli attack with caution because the reported bombing of the site actually plays into their hands. well the main thing right now is to r

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technology innovation. developments. we. covered. this is with me will research and it's good to have you with us today. the man convicted for blowing the whistle on america's prison torture program has now begun a two and a half year prison sentence a cia veteran john kiriakou was convicted of exposing washington secret interrogation tactics and one of his final interviews before being locked away he told me exactly what he thinks he's being punished for. first of all my case was not about leaking my case was about torture when i blew the whistle on torture in december of two thousand and seven the justice to department here in the united states began investigating me and never stopped investigating me until they were able to patch together. charge and force me into taking a plea agreement and i'll add another thing to when i took the plea in october of last year the judge said that she thought the plea was was fair and appropriate but once the courtroom was packed full of reporters last friday she decided that it was not long enoug